Trump Imposes 50% Tariff On Canada, Claiming Discrimination Against U.S. ProductsPresident Donald Trump on Monday announced that he would impose an additional 50% tariff on certain goods from Canada, claiming that the neighboring country has discriminated against American cars, alcohol and dairy products.The tariffs, which will go into effect in 30 days, will apply to “products ranging from wine to hockey sticks to cement,” according to The White House. Latest Live UpdatesNew Jersey Bans Rent-Setting AlgorithmsNew Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill (D) on Monday signed into law legislation that bars landlords from using rent-setting algorithms.Under the Forbidding the Algorithmic Inflation of Rent (FAIR) Act, property managers are prohibited from using algorithms that utilize private, sensitive data from competing landlords to decide rental prices or occupancy levels — a practice that often artificially drives up prices for residents. “Housing affordability is one of the defining challenges facing New Jersey, and we’re using every tool available to bring costs down,” Sherrill said in a statement. “Landlords, who should be competing to provide the best price to renters, are instead colluding to drive prices up through so called ‘algorithmic pricing.’ That stops now. As we continue our whole-of-government approach to addressing our housing crisis, this legislation is another important step toward making our state more affordable.” New Jersey joins a small cohort of other states that have passed legislation regulating rent-setting algorithms, including New York and California. ‘Rubbish’: Ontario Leader Hits Back At Trump’s Canadian Wildfire CommentsOntario Premier Doug Ford on Monday slammed President Donald Trump’s recent attacks on Canada, and urged the U.S. leader to consider sending wildfire help rather than lobbing threats at his northern neighbor. “I get frustrated, just listening to...a bunch of rubbish,” said Ford. “With all the assets the U.S. has, he’s sitting there complaining,” Ford added. “Why don’t you send up some water bombers? Why don’t you start helping us, like we would help you in a heartbeat?”Trump has repeatedly criticized Canada in the last week and mused about levying more tariffs on the country as a so-called punishment for wildfire smoke. Hours after Ford’s remarks, Trump imposed a staggering 50% tariff on numerous Canadian goods, citing claims of discrimination against American products. Canada has historically provided aid when the U.S. was experiencing severe wildfires, just as Ford noted. In 2025, Canada sent equipment and dozens of firefighters to help combat blazes raging in parts of southern California. “You should support your neighbors; that’s my message to the president,” Ford said. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment. U.S. Carrying Out 10th Consecutive Night Of Strikes On IranThe United States military said late Monday it was carrying out its 10th consecutive night of strikes on Iran in a push to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The renewed bombings came following the death of another American service member, and after Iran launched attacks on American allies Kuwait, Jordan and Bahrain, home of the U.S. Navy’s 5th Fleet.U.S. Central Command said on social media that the latest strikes “are designed to further degrade Iranian military capabilities used to attack commercial shipping” in the strait.Read more here:Authorities Give Updates After Alleged Fireworks Set Off Outside NYC Federal BuildingThree people were injured after an anti-ICE protester allegedly set off fireworks Monday morning in front of 26 Federal Plaza in New York City.The suspect is Andrew Arrabaca, a 43-year-old Army veteran who served from 2001 to 2005. On the day of the incident, he had two axes, a hammer, a machete, three fixed-blade knives, six incendiary devices and other destructive items on him, as well as a shopping cart with “ICE off our streets” attached to it. When he was being arrested, he yelled “derogatory” things about ICE, James Barnacle, the assistant director in charge of FBI’s New York field office, said Monday at a news conference.Read more here:‘The Pain Is Immense’: Lionel Messi Reflects On World Cup LossArgentine soccer superstar Lionel Messi told fans Monday he felt “immense” pain after losing the World Cup to Spain the day prior, scuttling what would have been historic back-to-back World Cup titles for the Argentines, who also won in 2022.“The pain is immense and it will take time for this wound to heal,” Messi wrote in Spanish on social media.After the match, cameras spotted Messi gazing up at the Argentine fans with tears in his eyes.“But I also cherish all the good,” he continued. “The matches we turned around, giving our all, which will forever remain in our memories, the support of an entire country that, together with the hard work and effort of this group, led us to be, once again, among the best in the world.“Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for every greeting and every message. Once again, we managed to unite as a country and be together, sharing the immense pride of being Argentine.”He concluded with a congratulations to Spain: “I also want to congratulate Spain on the championship.”WATCH: U.S. Death Toll Climbs In Iran WarThe U.S. continued its deluge of airstrikes against Iran as three service members were killed in one weekend.Darline Graham Officially Announces Run For Senate To Replace Her Late BrotherSen. Darline Graham (R-S.C.) told Fox News she officially plans to run for the South Carolina seat formerly held by her brother, the late Sen. Lindsey Graham. “I’m in,” she told Fox News’ Sean Hannity in an interview set to air Monday night. “I feel like I can do it. I feel an inner peace about it,” she continued. “Will it be difficult? Yes.”Darline Graham last week was sworn in to finish her older brother’s Senate term, less than a week after his sudden death. President Donald Trump endorsed her in a Truth Social post days later, asking her to officially run to fill the seat. “I hope Darline does this, in that there would be nobody better to honor the legacy of her beloved brother, Lindsey,” he wrote.Hawley Calls On DOJ To Investigate Pro-Choice Website, Calling It A 'Dark-Money Operation'Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO.) called on the Department of Justice to open a criminal investigation into an abortion rights website because it “serves as a logistics hub for shipping chemical abortion drugs into states whose laws prohibit it.”The website, Plan C, is an informational hub on where to obtain abortion pills by mail that has helped hundreds of thousands of people access care in a post-Roe v. Wade world. Hawley dubbed the website a “dark-money operation” and claims it is breaking the law by sending abortion pills to states where abortion is banned. But Plan C merely directs people where to find abortion pills, and it is currently legal to send abortion pills by mail to all 50 states.DOJ must investigate Plan C, the left-wing dark-money operation that serves as a logistics hub for shipping chemical abortion drugs into states whose laws prohibit itMy criminal referral 👇 pic.twitter.com/oiHo49q0RC— Josh Hawley (@HawleyMO) July 20, 2026Rev. Al Sharpton Offers $50,000 Reward For New Information Regarding The Death Of Black Mississippi TeenRev. Al Sharpton gave a passionate eulogy Monday at the funeral of Nolan Wells, the Black teen whose body was found in the water off Horn Island in Mississippi after spending a day with his friends.During his eulogy, Sharpton offered $50,000 for any new information regarding Wells’ death, according to the Associated Press.Wells spent the Fourth of July with a group of mostly white friends on Horn Island in Mississippi, but he did not return with them. Civil rights activists and protesters have called for a more thorough investigation into Wells’ death because of Mississippi’s rife history with racial relations.“The reason why a lot of people in the nation are looking at this Nolan situation is that we’ve looked at history in Mississippi. Some of us remember what happened in Mississippi,” Sharpton said at Monday’s funeral. “Before we can medicate and heal today, we’ve got to look at your history.”FDA Says Taylor Farms Still Linked To Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Despite False PositiveIceberg lettuce produced by Taylor Farms is still linked to a cyclosporiasis outbreak, FDA officials said Monday, just a day after the agency announced it received a false positive when testing the company for contamination.“It’s important to note that the reevaluation of the sample does not alter the data supporting the outbreak advisory that prompted the current voluntary recall,” Acting Deputy Commissioner for Food Donald Prater said. “FDA’s trace back investigation and the outbreak data continue to converge on shredded iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms locations in central Mexico.”While false positives are rare, Prater noted that the cyclospora parasite is “extremely difficult to detect” in food.“Unlike bacteria, this parasite cannot be cultured using conventional laboratory techniques,” he said.Taylor Farms last week announced it was voluntarily recalling its iceberg lettuce products grown in central Mexico after federal investigators determined the company had supplied produce to several Taco Bells linked to the outbreak.See All Updates